Food Barn to keep Ottawa store open during bankruptcy
Ottawa Food Barn confirms Ottawa store at 901 S Main will stay open as parent company files for Chapter 11 to reorganize. CEO Larry Hodges says reorganization will let business continue with most stores and 2,500 employees. plans include $10 million debtor in possession financing from Prudential and remodels in Ottawa Topeka and Wichita.
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Neil Rutkowski
Ottawa Food Barn
S. Main
Ottawa
Larry Hodges
Food Barn
Kansas City
Food Bam
Safeway
Hy-Vee
Schnucks
Hodges
Prudential
Topeka
Wichita
Mishap kills Burkdoll worker near Ottawa
Edward L. Mills 30, Richmond, a Burkdoll Brothers employee, died at the scene in a work accident about a mile southwest of Ottawa. He was backing a front end loader on former Santa Fe railroad right of way when the machine rolled into a west ditch. Mills was pinned beneath the machine as rescuers arrived.
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Princeton
Ottawa
Edward L. Mills
Richmond
Santa Fe Rail
Kingman
Buildex
Mills
Burkdoll Brothers
Ransom approves 1993 budget with goals and new CFO
Ransom Memorial Hospital trustees approve a 1993 operating budget of 7.3 million in revenue and 7.5 million in expenses, forecasting a 200000 loss from operations but offset by a 600000 voter approved sales tax, yielding about 378000 net income. Tom Briggs will become chief financial officer February 1, bringing roughly 15 years in hospital finance.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ransom Memorial Hospital
RMH
Tom Briggs
Clara Barton Hospital
Hoisington
Ron Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Ransom Memorial
Briggs
Bob Bregant
Emporia State University
Bregant
AMH
R.E. Bobbitt and Associates
Glendale
Ariz
Ottawa
Teresa Pomatto
Paola
Dianna Jarrell
U S warning to Iraq over missiles near no flight zone
The Bush administration prepares a 48 hour ultimatum demanding Iraq remove surface to air missiles from the southern safety zone and stop radar lock on U S planes patrolling the no fly zone. Western diplomats discuss final wording at the United Nations.
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Washington
Bush Administration
Iraq
U.S
United Nations
Nizar Hamdoon
Senate
George J. Mitchell
Maine
Bush
White House
Mitchell
House
Thomas S. Foley
Robert H. Michel
Illinois
US S
Saddam Hussein
U.N. Security Council
Saddam
Marlin Fitzwater
Clintons choose Sidwell Friends for Chelsea’s eighth grade
President elect Clinton announced Chelsea Clinton will enroll in the eighth grade at Sidwell Friends in Washington after the January inauguration. Spokesman Stephanopoulos said the private school offers an academically challenging environment and fits the family’s view of Chelsea’s best interests. The Clintons noted careful, family-considered decision making amidst public schooling debates in the capital. Vice President elect Al Gore’s three younger children also attend private schools.
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Washington
Sidwell Friends School
Chelsea Clinton
Clinton
Sidwell Friends
George Stephanopoulos
Chelsea
Mann
Little Rock
Ark
Stephanopoulos
District of Columbia
Clintons
Sharon Pratt Kelly
al Gore
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